A month ago, we introduced 11-year-old Brandon Wilson. He was raising money for a local children’s hospital and on Thursday, he presented a check to Levine Children’s for $1,567.60.
Anna Sumpter and Justin Walker -- “The Love Birds,” as they are known -- inspired hundreds of thousands of people in a post last year when they went to a prom together in Caldwell County.
One of the few things she can eat is ‘Neocate Junior Unflavored’ formula. If you know where the family can find some, please leave a note in the comments or send an email.
Thanks to weekly physical therapy and doctors who finally determined helpful missing pieces, Allie is able to now have her full driver’s license, and has joined various clubs.
In honor of Judd and heart month in February, his family wanted to give back to their “heart friends.” They weren’t sure how, until Brianna came up with a beautiful and simple idea.
Emily Layla Grace, took her last breath on February 20th. The Hickory girl was surrounded by her dad, siblings, and dear friends. Kerry held her in her arms.
This day might not mean much to many of you. It means everything to the families of some of our #MollysKids, including Emily Cook. You see her sitting here with her new young friend, Colbie, in her lap.
“There isn’t a word that can match my emotions. Peyton rang the bell Wednesday at Levine Children’s. We are ending this chapter and her battle with advanced Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.”
As one example of what it means when we say “throw up often,” little over a year ago she went to the ER after throwing up every evening, for 35 nights straight.
Mom Brittany says Wyatt was your “normal wild, crazy, loving and ambitious child” until he got the flu in December of 2019. He was 10-years old at the time.
Longtime one of our #MollysKids, Deanna Lawson, finally got her insurance approval to head to the Boston Vascular Center at Boston Children’s Hospital on Sept. 20.
“Fletcher is doing amazingly well after brain and spine surgery,” says his mom Molly Morrison. “He is healing well, has been fitted for a new brace and is now walking and standing up straighter.”
Adam’s friends and family created a non-profit known as Strong Like AK. It’s dedicated to support pediatric cancer patients and caregivers in the greater Gaston and Mecklenburg County communities.
